Argonus and the Gods of Stone news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.
- Latest observed playersNot available
- SteamPulse tracked peak1
- Units sold (VGI)No data available
- Revenue (VGI)No data available
- Review score89% positive
- Total reviews120
- Release dateOct 8, 2019
- DeveloperZojoi
- PublisherZojoi
Genres: Adventure
Company pages: Developer: ZojoiPublisher: Zojoi
Argonus and the Gods of Stone Steam news
Argonus and the Gods of Stone news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.
Latest Steam announcements
- Argonus and the Gods of Stone Director's Cut is 40% off! - 3 February 2020
- Latest Update: Director's Cut - 24 November 2019
Good morning! Based on your comments and suggestions, we have made a number of big changes to make for a better play experience. Here is what we updated today! A new after-credits scene. Call it a "Director's Cut" if you will. We designed and implemented a more-satisfying ending to wrap up the adventure! Even if you finished the game, you'll be able to use any saved game to play the new after-credits scene. We cut back on the amount of VO in a good number actions that appeared to be unnecessary. We added another tab in Settings called Advanced Settings. This will help tailor your game to your hardware specs. We lowered the puzzle requirement to finish the game. We fixed the beachcomber achievement. Please keep posting comments and suggestions on the message boards! Thanks! Team Zojoi
- Argonus and the Gods of Stone is an old-school adventure inspired by '70s fantasy films - 8 October 2019
Argonus and the Gods of Stone is a new free-roaming adventure game from Zojoi, the maker of the (very) retro revival Shadowgate. It's not as punishing as its predecessor—it won't instantly kill you for looking in the wrong direction—but even so it's a very old-school sort of experience that has you shipwrecked on an island in mythological ancient Greece that's filled with alarmingly lifelike stone statues. The game tells the tale of Argonus, a historian aboard the famous ship Argo that comes to grief thanks to the alluring song of the Sirens. Fortunately, the island where you're stranded is filled with temples to the gods; the bad news is that the gods are kind of jerks, and will only help you incrementally—and only if you do them a solid first, a process that includes figuring out what it is that they actually want. Its primary inspiration…
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